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If you are running a Windows server you will also need to download active perl from http://www.activestate.com/ as perl is not installed by default with any Windows OS. This will automatically register the .pl extension and register itself with the webserver.

gorgor, You can use the HTTP::Cookies module to grab the cookies as follows: $cookie_jar = HTTP::Cookies->new; $cookie_jar->extract_cookies($content); Once that information is retrieved into $cookie_jar you can then manipulate it, and/or put it back into the content...

Or you could do the following to parse out the information.... while(<FILE>) { chomp(); ($score,$lines,$file,$dir) = /Score:\s(\d+),\slines:(\d+)\s'(.*)\s+(.*)'/; } Hope this helps!

I am a little confused about what you want the exact outcome to be, but..... If you are trying to return a cookie with your HTML content then this is what you need to do (as documented in perldoc for CGI module): ################################################# $title = &quot;Example&quot...